If you're anything like me, you may have a lot of rambling thoughts going on in your mind 24/7. But recently I found the perfect tool to help you turn those tangled thoughts into clear ideas. It's called AudioPen and it has the most fitting name. All you have to do is talk to it and the tool does the writing for you.In this episode, I talk to Luis Pereira, the genius behind AudioPen, one of my favorite AI tools these days (and let's be honest, there are many tools out there, so this is a big compliment). You'll learn how Luis stumbled into creating this super cool web app, using Bubble!!!! (a no-code tool).I got the inside scoop on his unexpected leap into product creation and his secret recipe for sparking new ideas. We'll also chat about his journey in using no-code platforms like Bubble to make development more accessible. Additionally, Luis gives us a peek into how he juggles his many projects and balances work and life.So, whether you're a budding creator, entrepreneur, or just curious about the nuts and bolts of entrepreneurship, buckle up because this episode is packed with practical insights you won't want to miss!Who is Louis Pereira?Louis Pereira is a multi-talented individual who leads a dual life. During the day, he works alongside his family in running a traditional offline business in Goa, India. At night, he embraces his creative side on the internet, building web apps and publishing articles on his website.He has developed apps such as AudioPen, NicheList (a blogging platform), Read Something Great, Timing Testimonial, Focus 25, and Do Nothing for a Minute. We'll discuss where he finds inspiration for these digital products and how he builds them.Check out AudioPen using this link -> HERE : audiopen.ai/?aff=OGwjy*this is an affiliate link

I invite you to a candid conversation about how we approach knowledge management. In this episode, I interview Ev Chapman, a marketer, a personal knowledge management expert, teacher, mentor, entrepreneur, creator, writer, and truly inspiring human being. We explore her unique approach to knowledge and content consumption as well as the intuitive way she chooses what to work on next.Discover how Ev's methods have evolved over time and how they've shaped her growth both as a creator and an individual. Don't miss out on the banter after we finish with the official recording - enjoy!Show notes will be published soon.

Welcome to a very special episode.Today, we sit down with Jinu Lee. This is a journey of man who went from a once glamorous life as an entrepreneur to embracing the role of a stay-at-home dad. Jinu shares his remarkable background as an industrial designer, entrepreneur, and artist, starting from the rocky beginnings of establishing a business to becoming a successful entrepreneur. We also hear about the failure of his business with increasing competition, his struggles with alcohol abuse, and his life changing experience with AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) in the American military base in Seoul, South Korea.Since then he has been sober for over 5 years, has turned a new page in his life by moving with his family to Austin, Texas. Jinu now works from home, he manages his son Langston's acting career which spans TV, streaming platforms, film commercials and musical theater. He is the main chef at his home and wears many other hats.A fan fact, Jinu’s son Langston Lee, was Monica’s ring boy. He is now off to college. He has been admitted to one of the top drama programs in the world.In this thrilling episode, you will discover:How to start new ventures from scratch  Strategies for overcoming addiction and embracing healing The art of making the right choices for your family and being truly present Insights into parenting a teenager The secret recipe to making kids fall in love with good food.This is not just another episode.Timestamp:[1:02.53] Jinu Lee Introduction[11:58.49] Life as an Entrepreneurship[16:46.69] The Firsts Client[20:40.23] First Product with Urban Outfitters[33:11.51] Knowing When to Adapt in a Competitive Market[38:54.52] The Impacts of Selling a Successful Business on Identity[44:53.28] About Joining American Army Meetings[58:10.94] Restarting and Finding Home in Austin[01:03:43.58] The Beginning of Langston’s (Jinu’s Son) Career[01:17:00.92] On Being a Work-at-Home Dad[01:23:12.45] Tips on How to Build a Good Relationship with Food for Kids[01:31:49.97] How Did You Get Involved in Cooking?[01:35:53.45] Jinu’s Perspective on His Son's Admission into a Top College[1:55:22.41] On New Exciting Projects

In this episode we have a special guest, Alejandra Cienfuegos, co-founder of Notionologia and a Notion Consultant, to discuss the powerful productivity tool, Notion. Alejandra shares her personal experiences and journey with Notion consulting and the game-changing Airbnb Notion Template, which she developed with her husband, Daniel. They cover the concept's evolution, lessons learned, challenges and benefits, as well as various tips and use cases for individuals and companies to maximize Notion's potential. The discussion continues with insights on managing change in Notion and boosting productivity with AI. Alejandra also offers effective Notion consultation tips, talks about how she uses Notion today, and the upcoming Notion Spanish.Timestamp:[00:00:32.2] Get-to-know Alejandra Cienfuegos[00:03:39.87] Discovering Notion[00:09:52.10] What is Notion Consulting?[00:13:25.4] The Airbnb Notion Template: Beginning to Lessons Learned[00:23:28.3] Creating Effective Templates: Insights and Challenges[00:28:09.8] Notion's Potential: Tips, Benefits, and Use Cases for Individuals and Companies[00:41:51.7] Tips on Notion Consultation[00:43:52.0] What is Your Work Situation?[00:46:43.0] Managing Change in Notion and Boosting Productivity with AI[00:51:47.2] How is Alejandra Using Notion Today?[00:58:55.1] Notion SpanishLearn more about Alejandra:Website: https://www.alejandracienfuegos.com/Products: https://notionologia.gumroad.com/ (00:32) - Get-to-know Alejandra Cienfuegos (03:39) - Discovering Notion (09:52) - What is Notion Consulting? (13:25) - The Airbnb Notion Template: Beginning to Lessons Learned (23:28) - Creating Effective Templates: Insights and Challenges (28:09) - Notion's Potential: Tips, Benefits, and Use Cases for Individuals and Companies (41:51) - Tips on Notion Consultation (43:52) - What is Your Work Situation? (46:43) - Managing Change in Notion and Boosting Productivity with AI (51:47) - How is Alejandra Using Notion Today? (58:55) - Notion Spanish

In this episode of Let's Get Practical, Monica Lim interviews Ted Kim, the founder of Dev d, a tech startup that helps young people in South Korea find suitable housing. The discussion covers a wide range of topics, including Ted's own experiences living in co-living spaces, the importance of atmosphere as a filter when choosing where to live, and the challenges of collecting and analyzing the right data to make accurate recommendations for users. When you go somewhere, you can feel the place and see if it is for you. Dev.D wants to do the feeling on your behalf, through their rich data driven algorithm.Ted shares his insights on how living in a co-living space can be a great way to meet new people and find a sense of community. He stresses the importance of atmosphere in choosing where to live, and how co-living spaces can provide a supportive and collaborative environment for young people. Ted also talks about the challenges his team faces in gathering data from various sources and the difficulties in making accurate recommendations for users.One interesting point that Ted mentions is that he met his colleagues at his co-living places. He talks about how people you work with and have chemistry can be around you, attracted by similar things. Finding like-minded people in co-living places can be a great way to build a team and create a supportive community.The conversation also delved into Ted's background, including his experiences living in England and Germany. He talked about his daily newsletter on industry jargon and his love for traveling and meeting new people. Monica and Ted also discussed the importance of asking for help and advice when starting a new venture, as well as the importance of being optimistic and taking risks.Towards the end of the episode, Ted shares that he is reading a Japanese book on making sea turtle soup, which is a delicacy. He sees it as a metaphor for creating your best work, whatever that means. This ties into the larger theme of the episode, which emphasizes the importance of community, optimism, discipline, and risk-taking in the world of tech startups.Overall, this episode provides valuable insights for young entrepreneurs looking to start their own businesses, as well as for anyone interested in the housing market in South Korea. Ted's experiences and advice offer an inspiring and practical perspective on the importance of community, data analysis, and risk-taking in the world of tech startups.Learn more about Ted: https://www.instagram.com/yeminhan.gomsaeki/Check out his new app Zip Up (where zip, actually means home in Korean): https://www.zipup.co.kr/appCheck out his newsletter (great if you want to learn more Korean): https://maily.so/trendaword

In this uplifting episode, join host Monica as she shares the stories of three remarkable individuals who have transformed her approach to teaching, mentoring, and learning. Dive into the world of a history professor who made every student feel valued, a math teacher whose enthusiasm for his subject is contagious, and a dance instructor who unlocked the true essence of dance. Discover how these teachers have impacted Monica's own teaching methods and how their lessons can be applied to English coaching, embracing neurodiversity, and other areas of life. Tune in to this heartwarming episode and get inspired to reflect on the role models who have brought about transformation in your life. Don't forget to reach out to Monica and share your thoughts on this last episode.Want to learn further about my heroes?Michael LeffEddie WooDionna PridgeonFeel free to reach out to me via Twitter @monicalimco. (01:00) - History Professor from UIUC Michael Leff (05:04) - Math Teacher Eddie Woo (07:41) - Dance Choreographer and Instructor Dionna Pridgeon

In this episode of Let's Get Practical, host Monica Lim shares her personal journey with ADHD, including the challenges and strengths that come with it. Monica dispels common misconceptions about ADHD and highlights how it can manifest differently in high-performing individuals. She candidly shares her struggles with attention regulation, forgetfulness, and time management, while also celebrating the creativity and problem-solving skills that ADHD brings. Monica emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself to develop strategies for personal growth and success. If you've ever wondered how ADHD might affect your life or the lives of others, this episode offers an honest, insightful, and relatable perspective.

They say in the US, you need three essential friends: a lawyer, a doctor, and a car mechanic. But for me, the real game-changer was finding the right realtor. Join me as I share my adventure from South Korea to Houston, and how I made a new home in Texas.